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* PRICE FIVE CENTS BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919 VOL XX. NO. 12
STATES UNBELIEVABLY CHAOTIC
ARRIVAL OF KING ALBERT AIMD QUEEN ELIZABETH
Independence Has Not Brought Utopfa and Constitutions
Do Not Furnish Bread," Says American Official
Who Has Just Completed Long Tour.
II
PARIS
Of lOTUl.
o, t
'
the dra:^
MINERS INSIST Ml GE
government
no-Slovak).
is better off t:
here
fuel ami
tition. Her tnd
strong govern
should aorvH »
per seems to lie in pi
antagonisms v.
confusion.
:un-ary. Dew people I
■
ent country. }■:■ •
Rumani;i
with its own I -
ply as par
"The Rumen!
the powerU
Fimply
ter-Allied m\'.
I.y an' " :._
cr day I t
inanian command r I
■ 1 1
1- Prii
i~-
th- _.»«•«««..» ,
-Ml
«"»! uiiiv< rsal :
with
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(Continued on >ur.)
.• !
—&
London Policewoman S ;IJ* Men
should H'eur lieddine Kings.
IjOXDON, ' I fami
My InternaUoE
et llawson. <
women [lollce, IIIA
shouhi 5oi < .
rried man to •
rinp
Thi • pre-
•inp. or lei Us say reducing
bigamy.
H< r reotfrried
•;. One, M rit int: In
• Bnglish paper, argue*
with Mil
II1MI lf!!\MI,
11; ted i'r«- I
;: \.> Oct -
• ('ornwell of \\ • II •time prolii-
« i iiii « • it* < : I ,, -non
;SN (In- f.|i si i:< r.s to llrami
H< -.-. ihf niea-siri
.
ru inciisiiri
' 1 1 .
•
' .
1 \s • ■
♦
• to
II.
otary
■A'l.i! !• till' 111!' ■ fOUOWOd.
Hi2fS Srliool Soviet
Demands Include
Nearly Evervthino;
m ffl& SUIT
FPU Iii Of Oil
LADS ifi
1 I \ ^N A I",t I! I! ( ')\J lV on.
< !)>!!'\\\ OKI IM»\M l\ Mil
^i MM | U l»>h\\.
ill
r
r». tland "...*
! \ u re
•mill •! ;
^i-Lnii
Lwprl • ,;
•
I flSHBURFJ GETS
IE
Ci GALL OFF GENERAL STRIKE
Confidential Reports Indicate IV ny Minors Would Not
Heed Strike Order; Raiiro iministration Rushing
Movement of Coal from the Mines.
OF ALL HO
ESE BELIEF
TOhlO l» VIM K s\Vs I.FU.i K OK
N ATlON> NUT. VEVEK SI (4 KK1)
UITIIOIT HIM.
i By Intel
TOKIO, Japan, pel 28
:ai
Ap
ini the
the
. -J.'i).. atthe
Mikad
ed to Bt th
" ■.\-rohii."
Tin- translation reads; "T!ie !:■
rial Familj .■ -j^- of
VOTE GENERAL STRIKE
(Hy A
>V A MUM. TON, Oct. SS. Hope Is
expftssei in onicial quarters today
Ilia! the soft coal strike set lor Sat-
nrtfaj WRJ it postponed, if not called
f»ii. The annoiuicement that John
Lewfe, president ui the I nited Mine
Workers, had summoned the members
ol the full stale committee to meet
the international execuUfe board at
Indianapolis tomorrow is accepted as
an indication that President Wilson's
command to the miners organization
not to plunge the country into an In-
dustrial chaos might be heeded.
In th*- lull hciict that the officers
oi ;he international union, who order-
ed tin- >trike haie power to stop It,
the ofhcials oi the government await-
ed the next step which must come
from the miners. ( ontidential reports
freui the cent nil coal Held territory
indicated, it was said, that not all of
the hall million miners would quit
i. Faml
their work. The steps to be taken
-.
ith. h
hj the Ltnernment to deal with the
It -;: r kf win he considered finally today
"iic and tne same. '
it the I ahinet meeting. Meantime the
all ra( ial consider All human
disputes, t:.
railroad administration continued to
\s itli r • [ue- tvxert every effort to cxpediate tne
Is ]y Associated Press.'
N. Kngla^id. Oct 2< —
' "olonel John Cjrrfl Porte.
mniandi ie Royal
Service anfi inventor of th«»
llyinc hoar known as the Felixstowe
Fur} from tuberculosis
firtIL!
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iHJNoifio IM mi IIM:M |J
t.OM UN Ml N T,
i i \ ... i
rATiON
notified Ma
• tioh as a • h. v
in t Honor
lAar.ium oi tlo- French Medalc
Jlilitalre by the Pr< i 'iiriient ip
i oiuman-
■ i di\i-
v ' i. u ho !- ( oinmaij
ill thi A £ VI Collegi ! the
rap tor civilians]
in L:»I»; ami utered the Brst oiard-
» d a i omniission and later
ir V ;hlmrn iousl\
pmmanii
;• v•-. Pram
the §i IMihiel sailei 1'Jih
i'\>v his work in t! .r. he was
d for a lieutenant eolii
e \\ a
shoniv . rd and lie. 1 promotion
no iyed
R6r three ■ ' • to entering
i!i- ;irii;v. x\ iji., \ ihburn served as
jtithl i I'; d■!-. i-tor at the college herb;
at (
i . ■
!
,!.\ I. ! E Oct. 28.: Dr
.in'. hooi ')\i< i** be
n Holiday, a minimum pass- tlii. year the record of ih»- amount
Ja naval L.a^ m fhe A201 ordiji \
> •■ fty, tea< hers under l|ipin/g being Lniiir throughont the
Information in VM ii Informed < ir
twetity-iiye years old, pool tallies and world showed L800WM1 tons, with two
cil.MLi;. i [ir . :e \i.\i;
Fiographs in recreation rooms, free in ill ions torn- being builj in the United
a tenant on the farm oi Lee Ployd'i w ' " ,\
. , „ , . . •-• Inncii to senior i tintents, ami that all Kingdonr,
UOIIKINt. UOMIV MKIT. kilh-d mar SOU Is •' ha pel m th; COU , . ... . .
regulation originate v. itli thi stu-
«i: ciated i yesterday, Floyd, a promineni clt- (1( , nI ; r()Ui)( . i]
\VASiii.\(,T(>.\". q< • - Women Izeh v has been nlaced under ai
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i firm practically all the leadjog -
I. S. l'!;i:l'\(.VM).\,
O TIMPIKATITIK DROPS.
roiMJ IM i:m;Ks roi ND.
> (By A,sa6( Ulted I'rrssj reached Pallas early today. Foi- 0-
Lerfeiter who were arranging i" ueSs paper in china foi propaganda 4" lowing a lij;ht rain during the •
print B large amount qi American i4">'>'>4-4">
TO BE IlKIUJMlNMi: lOAt IN- TIN I.IVIs I OST O
Ii IHKIi IN I N|o>. *> (V.y Associated Pre- *>
MIS' - Mich.. O - ♦
ii'.-. Associated ^ their lives this ♦
M)UK. II • _ \ : " B the Crosby liner &
-will ^ City i >n! while trying ♦
pier and ♦
L."."" drug ( n-king &
,'!'hr their walk - ^ ii ♦
termihed ,♦♦•>♦♦♦
EXTENSIVE OIL DEVELOPMENT
IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF COGGIN
RANCH TO BE BEGUN AT ONCE
at work in t'no
vicihi gin ranch prog
in thr southern i»art of Brown county
tting. under \\.;y \\it!i th*> i:
Johntry Company of Cbu .
ading part in the initial pro<
This company lia^ accumul
- on a in thai
and is going into deyelopment on a
■ that .will pn>\
tralue bi that portion of this
couni
.i. .!♦>':inr> ui Chicago i- r
onailj sup< | the p .
id arrangements fo*.- a ri^
ami contracts for ui'-iterials and
tie- company's
first w *• 11 n ! '.! be IOM m the
.v !\\ retl ;'nr\
154
v
The Ural
' ill be Bputdded in Just
soon as arrangements can be completed,
I: "his morning, and \\ill
v oil is
found before th.it depth b
reached. I'ltf location is i
taut trpm' the BO
which \\a> drilled It4€fl t- ft hist
year and then abandoned when the
company was dissolved as a result oj
a combination °1 una\oidahle circumstances.
This area has long be#B
recognized as one of the most promising
Wildcat territories in the entire
Texas fields, and the resumption of
operations will he very gratifying to
hosts of people who have maintain.d
a great deal of confidence In the section
In which the Miller-Kidd well
- located.
v
Th" Ki'i-e-Johntry-company have
logical report.-
the . !»y their leases
in this county. Mr. Johnf: i that
ports, which were prepared hy
well known are uniform in
favorable
a promise of
splendid deep production under <
ful development These ideas are also
held t>> number of Brown
y men who have secured accurmg
practically every
of land in a dozen counties in
. and tind none that apmore
favorable.
•\\ :> are coming to Brown county
at and we have the
utmost contidencf in our succ-
Mr. Johntv.v this morning. "Our
company has •: tuiK opera-
• » that we could avoid
1 of ttu> rush and tir
tainty thai has prevailed in all this
p! Texas for more than a
• that we could have time
ad tnd definite
lions winch ajpi in ns to be
entirely sntisfa We fi
cured h ing a big tract in
Brown county, and I am frank to say
that it is the best looking property I
tn anywhere "
It is possible that the /Company
.\ 1.1 interest a few Chicago friends
in the development work in this connty,
but it is net contemplated that
any Brown county capital will be
sought or accepted.

PAGE TWO BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, OCTOBER 28, 1919
T
OF YANKEES SQUASHED
REVOLUTION OF METZ,
,
what ho had responded to the draft [(lie "Jerrfes," and owiahoney mid- wanted u> show it to tin folks bach < I -WHI. the you
OL
[call for. • (!»■::!>• found limisclf sticking his auto- home.
luc war ! , )X 1
And so be was discharged dad werii toatCc in the ires Of a " Jerry" lieu- "Where you from?'* asked trgeant hack 10 Indianai.o! .,.,, >(1 1( , l;(U. am|
to Taylor. In three days ho was a "-uanr and six little 'Jerries/ all of ;fO'AIahoney.
irdi , The fir I th ...
corporal and in three weeks :; ser- theft •«"''> • li« ir hands lo huh Heaven "St. Louis is my home, hut my folks ed was aho
E
lMiMir, >naQt
gcanl in the Three Hundred and reei liig the fitiiny of 'hainerad.' moved to Cerninny five yeara ago/' ur, the cterft or the d:
:-,|. was a
Thirty-Fourth Infantry. He went inlo H was Ghdries' duty. ;»■>is. Chai b • s. 3 ked thfl
revolution." •«i»lic t j a viilacor.
The Annri an offi< er ha>t» :..• t
the oaf
"Here y

i;
hS^P
*^M
PERMANENT WORK WITH
LL;
support and hearty ro-operatipn of
every citizen of the town, and he will
\\|): that ay his o\\ u m.-rsona'.ity.
A new epoch in fcho Urownwoou
Band was marked at last night's meeting.
A Hoard of Control, or directorate,
composed of Messrs. John Snyder,
Dunn, Gaither. King a)id Klkins.
was elected to look after the 'business
end of the organization. J. W. Dunn
was elected Secretary and Walter
BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, OCTOBER 28, 1919
NATIONAL SYSTEM OF HIGHWAYS
ULTIMATELY TO BE CONSTRUCTED
OVER THE BEST APPROVED ROUTES
E
L INTEREST j BECGtWES BRiTISH PEEf!
IN THRIFT EUffLH:„„„ „, SKA 1FTKR TWENTY
PAGE THREE
herself in hu*e pipe of the organ.
An attempt to play the instni:
strange sounds
agled %uth the monkey's chat
and squeaks whi!- ircenited.
Wealthy Families Keep
R. R. Running for Servants
In explanation of the plans and pur- lion stiuarely upon every citizen off
OXE YEARS' WORK TO H AIM
Leach treasurer.
poses of the Lone Star Trail Assoeia- ib*' country, and does not burden the;
TITLE TO KOHTI NK.
i "
ORGANIZATION OF 0\K HI M>RK!>
few for the benefit of the many. Thei
Regular rehearsals were nrange.i ; lioll> a j (K . a i branch of which was re-
\N\OI \< I:>II:\T OK vi Cannon. Lob
; ■ Would Like Secret Fer
a musical organization f the band now. There is a great fu
io any greajj eitent. C>rajfl we will ai- visit to the schools and oilier -
ot. in a passable con
city it wilJ n I Ait:. ahea': wnd
wavs have with us so long as the which ale assisting in the thrift cam-
• -;','.
lu. iy -dition until such time as til- the re-uiar , n , ^ ; . ( .,, r . ;I( . s in A ,,.,.,., an p 0ll . b aign, and after addressing the stud- -
Looking Well
has never asked one c<
i anyone under present conditions
highway is built. TMS is all wo are ,„.. .. 1Ml government, but when we ehis •:: the city schools was yerj
informing him that
outside its own personnel—and doe.
fairly ... , laiineU as an In ';.■:'
asked to do so far as contraction is l)t . L , iu , ,, : m ructing national KigftWaQ
not propose doing so in the future
The re.-i'.ar rsal, umier the
optimistic as t«> the outc< the
i ed proved fill I .1 th •
i»ks a?
concerned; howeYeit; we have otherT^ ;uiv , M , f .,.,,„i tt ecess>ry to hang one
and has paid its own •
don of th auctpr,
tbriit work here.
brother n up for lost.
kindred
• P.- ." !.-• and then we will
tion, cost of Instruments and
take pia.e this evenin!? Mr. Wlby
Victory week, which will include the
gani/.ation—lei- ;t i< a - -at organi/.a- p r^oa piy ^e aMe to se are one hundred anniver-aiy oUihe signing of the arout
the KT;:; ;•.!;••. has wo:
one I .-ring I
is : ' i6s
•;«>:i that liurjiG i < uistrm-t. or ^ worth , ' r ,,n these instruments in the -; ne ;,»• ,,.. isso .^- •,...—» iation is - the country
umtry will be d< perided upon for a
mance and hardship wh r rethe
nice, a of the world
, desires I i do askeil t0 part •• the Xatimal Mighwav Associa?J roada Any other system vvpuld i»i- great share in tiiis work, and in e
1
I -'old comi • t» > h
As already stated. I
,,;. ening. tion, the National HLhway Asspcia- ., 0 i vt ,"i 1 ,,;„i,-..ds of years" time, ami an county the schools which show stampede, and is a
ph
and Ray have not been ai le '.; d
inim .. , beginjtiOn is organized for- the puri»ose ot
to the wc«rk the ti:
' palling w;'
a< '\\ ity will be . [ifiro.riately Vukpn Order of Pion< er ancl
• tl
irrttera
of national high-
awarded. In .Mr. McLean's district ttia
< ther similar organizations.
itinal
|iow to give to •
tci riii :>*: marking rip post ■. re-
school in each (ounty which shows the
].>■■ v. Bowman St<
I
cessary to justify publi
He will also take the] n parately, parim printed logs, with directions to ll
greatest results, based on the per capconcerts,
etc.. an«l the memi»ers <
::n>\ mapping all these [j
band have been clamoring t* n ita strength cf the ichbpi; wi
r
band wi! i. mlar rehearsai;routes. As oon as the Complete
a\ya'rded a handsome victory fla'g. I;»
man;
ince or
ual instruction to enable tnem t
iys, tern has been < I. fhjB trails;
this county every school, rncludin:
the best from their affiliation with tin
organizatioa. Bffoi
fhc a tip Of the band markca, the arid the aj
i!iIVK.
r-;cti! g Naal
< KecK for a thre- men
sense, or lack of earn and yet
i IL A
! Highways, but there will tion to the D.iiL. \l> p< p*< inhere
PAL Is - A 'A ii
secures the neeessar. rative
;l.is •••
« •; ■; • /.
spirit essential to
from tl;
wherea i th Pstnlim i Canal
. we do not tv . i i■•
ts that I '• '
good music. The futur
. rsons; the
• i not •• e in reading one of th< .
neral Vuditii'ch
will
wood band and the m
ai Hrovuw.
of the individuals sing the or-
I - I
p.. ivi- b> tl t: one hundr< i : t.ir Tiail
\ •
• ,1 hamlet m the < Ann]
whi?h wil
:- the bill i I " COfisid t ... ,,,
With the it'
and re ipg from ; >( . 1( j CM .. ];,(, mj l ( j | j
all these ihter< ■ i- md IK Mrs
one thing !• i five or 4 \ \ s. oi r v .
•ill • •• vo! ano. Mu at it is
• The ; rim i de Qiu ' the won I the
right,'. 11 oHd. IkToti will n front the ;
tl at our island has been almost i
this last out-
MOM:Y TO row.
ing hat the tala! wave that wa-
if you wish to borrow money or
renr business property, or to buy'.. i{ ( ,. (| ,
itiiid or impro i • In Bro • • , i...
rood, 1 can seciire It I >r you IMll ri _ .
low rfite of interest, and on monthly t. {]] ,._.
payments, through the United Savings j . w ,. a ght'eij witn o - to tti -•■
Bank. ' n:ui do not know ait I how loni? '
ALn I can make you farm loam- a* . A ,:i It, ,.,.; ,„„ j o;! , p, ,-,.. This p
eight per cent for a term of five, sever i: ., tr!l i y called the Para
ten cr twentv years.
the I'aeith. The Very many '
I. H. FREMH,
Tropical plants and fruits and
Trent liltltr. Brownwood, Texas. and i he perfe * clirhale make it n
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Specials at Norwood^
Sent to us through mistake, 50 Ladies' Coats, in
the finest quality and all latest styles and materials.
These coats will be sold at reduced
prices, and it you so desire you may make a
small cash payment and we will lay it aside for
your convenience.
Fifty cloth coats will be sold at choice of $9.95
Two extra size Broadcloth coats at - $20.00
Ten black seal Plush coats, very beautiful, trimmed with genuine
bear skin collars and cuffs, a regular $75 coat, specially
priced ------ _._. $47.50
We are also showing 50 Ladies 1 Tailored Suits
Burt Norwood
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See Our vVindows
jhtfUl I>!a< e tO :'•"• and then, t0O.
one ' an gd in the sari evei y d -r- i
the year.
it at the famous Waikiki/1 Ii a« '.
r ;:i •the bathing pla« «• ot the isl •■
DD
i one ru with fieople 'ii
gg part- of the world i CO
DD night regarding the peoples; t h« Lh
SE samls of other things but will add
DD - line regarding my work and i all ' i>; u
§§ "for this tiu.f
*l am looking after three tfl i?i
this vicinity in the Interest of r 11 * * V
M. (\ A. ami we as an 'ion are
DD
DD
DD
DD
DD endeavoring to do ever thii.^ ppsSi >'■•
DD down here fi r the enlisted men.
DD
DD they marines, sailors or soldiers. The
DD ! three stations that ' have are Pearl
1
DD
DD
Harbour (naval». I.M'K" Fi.id. flyer Kahiehameha ArtLIli «iftt) r
DD
DD work y Inteirestiug though very
DD strenuous, as secretaries are few and
DD
DD far hetween way out here, Out ol
DD
DD 3,opo tnei total that l have in t^^
DD three posts there is only one hov
PQ,1 from Hear Brownwood and he is a la I
UQ i from San Sa »a named I.anhaai ■]•■
DD is with me a great deal and of eours
nd i seems to appreciate the tact that ! aa.
BSjfrom Brownwood; The fait that I
DD' work with marines, jailors and sot-
PjSjdicra makes il very i,w/ as there
DD work is of eourso different from that
§§|of ea- h of the other Yraiiehes of the,
DD'service consequently it lakes differ*
QQitarties in serving each respective
uroup."
We
Merc.
Deliver
Co
the goods. Looney
The (an yen pay 2,> to get your
coffee in. is for the purpose of preserving
the strength and flavor of the
i coffee. Win n you buy our fresh
DD! roasted coffee in tlie hulk, you get it
!SjTight fresh from the roaster and save
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^n^innnnfinnrinntif innnr¥irinnrii nirinnnt nn innnnnnr] I Mere. Co.
National Legislation
of the
Meat Packing Industry
1. Will not increase the amount of meat you can
buy for a dollar.
2. Will not raise more animals.
3. Will not produce more meat.
V Will not stop fluctuations in live-stock receipts
or prices.
5. Will not increase the output of the packing
houses.
6. Will not prevent strikes.
7. Will not reduce transportation charges.
8. Will not reduce the retailer's cost of doing
business.
9. Will Aot increase the demand for the cheaper
cuts of meat.
10. Will not lessen the consumers' demand for expensive
delivery and credit service.
11. Can not at the same time raise prices paid
farmers for live stock, and lower prices
paid by consumers for meat.
But the slowing up of efficiency due to cumbersome
governmental routine will have the effect of increasing the
manufacturing charges between the cost ef live stock and the
cost of meats, thus forcing lower live-stock prices or higher
meat prices.
The packing industry as now conducted, is characterized by
keen competition, highest efficiency, and unusually low profits.
Lot us send you a Swift "Dollar."
It will interest you.
Address Swift & Company,
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, III.
Swift & Company, U. S. A.
Swift & Company s
Prosit zSTcSum

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PAGE FOUR BROWNWOOD BULLETIN, OCTOBER 28, 1919
IHE BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
benefit Brown wood, li is natural to
suppose if the Amendment had car-
*""jriefl the home of the superintendent
■
MAYES PRINTING CO., PROPS. *'°" ,d ,'" ,V in
" """" ( 1,, " w "" '' 1 ,"" 1
Member Associated Press. , "'"'« *f* n '' s , J "f/ ,s ' , r; " "f
„-„ _ . _ _. «^w*!' u ' would be partial to roads in the
Office of Publication. Bulletin Build- B^^W^od area, or at least the Coming,
corner Brown and Lee Streets.
" m;l1 Chlb cu " ut hav « mo * e inmi -j
.^^^^ ^id«rdble comment because the Road
Law Amendment I rwhelmlngly
Med In the rural voting preclnct-s
of the community. The four wards
of Brownwood Rave it a majority,
from which it easilj can !«• seen that
it was a move on the Commercial
{aub'a part for a thing to greatly
t_
ih(
j, • ...
atbr sMih Pb a- ,, ., ( .
dexter has favored the Bulletin with no
the ' R.-puhhean
oijnring his eandidae-
nomination fw liiv \ ■■ ■ "•■
th»i' - piirtt
< an:-- i • i\l ■'
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WHITE MAN
CHAPTER IV.
I GEORGE
\AfiNEW
CHAMB] IE]
The heat of the day had quite passed.
Andrea felt of her arms. They were
AUTHOR G?
H0ME,TBROUGK STAINED GLASS,
JOHN EOGARDUt (1 ever enough for a book
•it will lift a fever from you, the fever t0 roac | j n hed."
of hastening from one little thing to
another. Look back and tell me if
your memories aren't all stock varieties;
I mean don't they all fall Into
set'fend dry classifications?"
"I understand." said Andrea. 'Tou
"I beg your pardon. I'm sorry." said
the man and clapped his bands loudly.
A bundle under the tree, wrapped up
head and all in a blanket, resolved itself
Into Bathtub rubbing sleep out of
his eyes; arose, seized a rope n a
mean they are all chucked Into about pulley and hauled. The circular mos
aix bins like staples at a grocery." quito uet ro \\ ei \ up f roin anout the
He gave her a look of undisguised table.
an excuse for a beauty patch of black
plaster—and tonight it was immeas- j
urahly ugly!
With bed so near she could not stop
to cry just yet. She went about her
preparation deliberately, subconsciously
secure in the thought that she could
soon soak her pillow in aching comfort.
Throughout her maneuvering
she was aware of a presence in the
room, inanimate but terrifyingly personal.
However she turned, It still '
lurked in the corner of her eye. ac- ,
cused her of dallying and almost said :
aloud; "Eventually! why not now?"
Finally she slipped off the rest of her
dainty clothes and with eyes screwed
tight shut, groped for the presence.
seized it and put it on in two pnrts.
"Oh!" she gasped in a rage, "that
I should have to wear that beast's silk
pajamas!" She put out the light
hurled herself at the cot, curled up
like a kitten, drew the sheet over her
head, cuddled into the pillow and
sobbed, "Poor Andrea ! Poor Andrea
Tel—I'e—"
Brutal, elemental sleep had choked
the words in her throat.
There is no telling when Andrea
would have awaked had it not beer,
for Bathtub, v ho thundered on her
door at the scandalously late hour in
that clime of eight in the mornimr.
"Bath ready. Missis! Bath ready.
MNsis!" he was chanting monotonously.
She arose, put on her cloak,
opened the door and rubbed her eyes
at the shock of a noonday glare.
The boy grinned from ear to ear.
"Bath ready!" he exclaimed with a
happy finality and bearing towels am!
soap led her to the newly constructed
little hut in the yard. He placed the
paraphernalia on a chair set close to
a collapsible canvas tub and from u
neighboring smoldering fire fetched a i
big tin of water.
"Hot water!" cried Andrea, "Why.
I'm boiling myself. Bring me cold
water."
"Cold water no good," affirmed Bathtub
as he emptied the tin.
"But I wish cold water," said Andrea.
admiration. "I mean exactly that "Will you go to your room and toll
"Cold water plenty no good for;
My philosophy will give you the secret me if y..u have everything?'' asked the white Missis." reaffirmed Bathtub and
of the happy idle hour. Never again man . "Everything necessary, I mean,"
withdrew, carefully closing the c: :.ut< out
ironed, a r«>ll of khaki cloth, scissors,
of the way."
a thimble and one of those pepper ; pi
The man made an impatient gesture
tins of assorted needles. She stared
"There you g«»." be exclaimed, "pounc-
at them long and helplessly. IMT lower
ing, claws out, on the one personal
lip trembling; then she went in.
elementP"
on her things except her frock and
"Why!" cried Andrea, eyes inno-1
covered its lack with heir cloak. She
cently wide. "What's personal about j
did her hair last of all. by way of
an airplane?" t <
change, and just as she finished heard
He at her grimly and ignored
Bathtub's call to breakfast
the trap. "It will give you things u
Neither white man nor black w:is in
think about." he continued, "and when
evidence; but even so the day pas
you have them you'll no longer be
swiftly, so many were the new features
afraid of thought in itself, and when
of the kraal's changing so ne. She
you are freed of that fear you will
i hose a 1 k at random; bad her hamfind
that sh - to be coamock-chair
dragged info the t-hadi
Tersational bad taste. It become*
the dining tree and stretched put to
rather a wea]>on, the only probe that
can pierce the armor of individuals,
for of course you know that ovfry personality
wears a shell, thick or thin
clos* -Joined or bx.se."
■ turned her eyes and looked bin
Up and down ficHingly. "What else
will your philosophy do for me?" the
asked.
"What el=e?" he repeated. "It will
lo-r first lesson in lazy content Gradually
she grew drowsy with the heat,
but tlOt So sleepy that she failed to
hear fro::i away off the far-carryins
report, six times repea a highpowered
ritle.
Bathtub, squatted near by, looked
up with u beatific smile. "Master,? he
stated.
It was two hours later when the
make you gloriously independent—re-
Incident was repeated in every detail
duce yon to the three el-meats of eon-
save that the shots c*me from still
tent—health, honor and an inner
farther away; and about three hoUra
flame."
after, once more the thing happened.
"Let's bogin with the inner flame,"
she suggested. "It sounds mystic."
Bathtub rolled his eyes and hugged
himself In irormandizing anticipation
"Rut i' baft." be replied "It's the "I'm Not Goin« to Bed for Hours." BS he breathed the word, "Master!"
mo«t practical tiling in the world. Am
Andrea was vaguely Interested until
bit ion. illusion, youth, are a few of its
at him with a sort of diffident look, as
the sequel to those eighteen shots
though she were about to give away a
commoner appellations, but the
began to arrive and then she was
that comes nearest to Imprisoning it in
secret. "When I yawn, always keep
stunned with horror. Amid the shouts
a phrase li h of life
on talking. It means I'm—I'm tiree.
of men and the shrill ulululooing of
You know."
Andrea studied him almost impa-
the women they begau to come In,
••JD your society tricks," remarktiently;
inwardly lling
tremend.iusiv at flu ling
ed the man. "I'm colng." IT aros< hen^r after beast, eacn trussed to a
tinually interested by one who was
I turned his back on her.
poh and lorn*' by six. sometimes eight,
even at the room* .it calmly doing her Ilefor-' h^ had taken three strides naked and straining black*.
Firs? to arrive Were five sable antea
grent wrong, if he had spoken as her voice «>u like, stje saia
wi
evenly,
ovAniv ••Kilt
out
i chaii sweep of their glorious horns inverted,
at once: but he hadn't. In that point *H here until you come back
more than in any other lay the charm
Min? Weil, pall it charm, anyway,
of this unusual male.
Having thought the matter out with
a view to bearlnt; bJm browse some
more "Can't you bring it a
little ne:ir< r?"'
*T11 try." he answered after a pause.
"Breath of life is that quality which
holds back a man from marrying for
money
he's
from
to the
and
king-bull of I to Impatient paths
of lonely meditation. In short, it's
the perpetual vigilance of self at the
apparent risk of the sou!."
"Sort of sublimated egoism," remarked
Andrea.
"Selfishness, you mean?" lie shook
his head. "Its not 1 D that plane;
it's so much over it that selfishness as
a quality is merely one of the pebbles
on the beach below i' that the sea has
been grinding down to uniform characteristics
for a hundred years. Alive,
it's a Bai it doesn't even leave
a corpse."
He turned at om •. a flush In
cheek-, "i orgivo me." he said simply,
Ftruofc a match and. held it for her.
"Now- health." said Andrea. "Hon't.
you think I'm reasonably healthy already?"
"No." said the man, "until you've
thick tongues dragging in the dust.
The bearers did not stop within the
kraal, but passed through It, chanting
wildly as though they were engaged
in a perverted Uacchanalian
pageant of blood. Women and children
streamed after them, and even
ftathtuh looked longingly In the direc-
wolfed a whole meal and grabbed tion thr >' haB RKNT—Six room house. sleepstared
at her. Gradually be took in
Agency for your help,
;: i' ing porch. All conveniences. Close in.
her meaning. "You think I do it for
one R-
r
WANTKH—You to buy your fresh
—for fuuV" he exclaimed.
meats at Hoy sens Market. —I46tfa TWO Kl RNISHKD bed rooms; mod-
"Murderer/? she repeated tensely.
ern conveniences; $20.96 each per
Th. tfc
v ill come with me or he carried.
", .lone .• _ West Broadway.
\our choice."
FOR RKNT—One light house keeping
Their eyes ro t and held in one of found Bathtub. "Wake your master,"
room, suitable for girls. 'Phone J-
those struggles that measure not so she *he commanded.
"Tell him to go to WANTKH-To buy second-hand Mm
301 tfc
ri uch the nding eiu.no U rs as the »»ed." hed."
• ltnre and stoves, highest cash prices.
strength of the opposing I in oses, The darkey grinned u?» at her sleepily W. C. Bowden Furniture Co., Phone FO R RKNT—To gentlemen, two bed
'I ho man's purpose u n out. Andrea Until he grasped her request, then bis J-?3l —UOtfc rooms; close to business section; mod-
dropped her eyes 'md foil >Wi I !.•?>. fuee took on a look of mLxed fenr and V *~ [ern conveniences. Apply to "He Sells
He pass Vtlv through the kraal mischief, "Bathtub"wake M'sungo one WANTKI^-To buy two hundred cars the nesf .. .p noneg 541 if busy 561. J-
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phone R-63^.
skinning, ''uttink:. hacking with prac but even from those depths exuding
; own wood Floral Co. 272tfc WK HIT second hand furniture. N<
ticed hands. The meat wa.«i \n ing piled a sense of compelling latent power,
• ~^~—-— Second Hand Store. 2ui5 West Broadin
heaps, and at each heap was Ma- and hesitated. Clotting, up her cour-
WANTKD—Nl^e cfean cotton rags, way, 'phone $~o. Mfttfi
tioned a black captain. Under his age she coughed twice quite loudly, but
The Brownwood Bulletin.
direction 1 host of helpers were anting Ineffectually, and then, feeling almost
FOR SALE
tlie Mesh Into minute portions.
, relieved that nothing happened, stole WK V/A NT—All the second hand furn-
Beyond the limits oi the ree'.s '.ir ' away on tiptoe.
re you have—Call Home Furniture FOR SALE—Coal i range. Price
flung ■ squatted a black army
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l«e
—men wirh assegais in their hands;
(To be enntlined)
women and children with qu< • r < "ucal
In their h:;>s. Vh\-dcally tl
people wrre. without exception, a jwy
;o the eye, but beyond them,
together Under another tree and 1
lessly staring wn.s a small band that
brought sudden tears t.» Andrea.'? «
r before hod she seen human'
- an I -k:ii without flesh, live eyes
staring t'r :.. ihe skeleton emblem of
death;
At tasji the division of the sangub'l
nary spoil was completed. The well*
fed army lined up. each and every man
accompanied by woman or child .as
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MISCELLANEOUS
FIRST CLASS HKMSTITCHl.V;
Prompt attention. ."02 K. Baker, 'phone
.
FOR SALE CHKAP—Second hand
sheet iron, not g ou*h for roofs.
Make wind breaks—W. J. f»dell.
ph l"tfc
SALE Hot Blast stove.
S \ I :: >>MH I'.I>.\ K MINORCAS— family si/IKAT \M> I \KK SALTS birds now, all from blue ribbon win- quick sale, all $12 Phone J-2^3. tfc?
Kt)R lt\| II \< IIF UV RI.APUEfi
a ts « ( ^ater:
(hecks had worked for them But her
eyes lingered pitifully on the Btarying.
also get from
Sh© turned to the man with a ges- ounces of ltd Sal;
ture of pleading—pleading for pnrdoh
for herself, mercy for the silent suffer-
ing. "What about these?" she aslod.
"They will reeeive a ration Of millet,"
hO answered. "Tomorrow the
men will crawl to the forests, twice a
week they will get meat checks. In a
month they and their families will be
fat and sleek. We refuse no one who
wishes to work."
the kraal and. once there, promptly
disappeared into his hut. Half an hour
later Andrea was nervously moving
about her room, wondering whether to
put on her frock or not, when Bathtub
arrived with a message. Did she wish
to dine alone or with M'sungo?
"Tell your master." she answered,
"that I will dine with him with pleasure."
During the meal, th- white man
talked, giving her listlessly certain explanatory
Information* "Eight months
ago," he sold, "I struck this country.
It was desolation. In spite of the big
We Need Residences
for Sale
FOR SALE—IMS model, five passenger
Ford car Phone .1- itfc
For Sale.
I>c r front; one-half
block from (Oggin A\enue; terms.
House and lot on Taylor Avenue:
We have a number of good quick sale. < in cash:
Customers On hand nOW Wait- wil1 insider Ford car; balance like
11 1 •£ ..rents. "Phone R-121. after 7 38 p m.
mg to buy places and if you tfc
have a house and lot for sale ~^——~.~—,—~——^,~
fnl in a plasi re break- , r .. 1 ^ . e\\ *^ i;~*
fast for a few day- ,:,d vour kidnc s ask for it, do not fail to list
will ti.» n act line; Tl i ilts is your property with us at once
n.ad- front t;he ackl of sriinea :md f or WE CAN SE1LL IT.
lemon jtilee roinb'tned with l'.t| :
and has been li ,v 1 for £<
clean c\*'-- ,,: kidneys '^^ stimalate
them to normal a rtlvity« also to neutrali.-i'
the an at the Dixie
[Theatre tomorrow. k.en from life.
E. B. Henley & Co. is the case with all of Major White's
els. He f«lls an interesting little
Real Estate and Insurance
anecdote about one of the characters
Office Phone 8. Res. 153 he knew wheri. as a young man. he
himself took part in the Black Hills
D.E.Uell.D.D.S.
•Rhone .".44 Rhone J-323
BELL & WEIDEMAN
Dentists
Oiliro Thone IM5.
Over t'offirtn Bank.
Ten cent loaves bread for 7
cash at the bakery Wednesday
cents
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gold rush, with which The Westerner
Is. This man served as a
5 prototype of one i ;" the important
characters in the Mini and BOfOt
"We were riding by »»n on«
morning when a do« ran oat and atked
his horse." Major White relate*.
•The horse was badly frightened, and
for a. while gave all sorts of trouble,
while the doe took fright and ran into
tho open door of the cabin. As soon
'as the rearing horse permitted, my
trletids left him and followed the do*
He came to the open cabin door. leaned
Inside, and shot with his revolver
'once Then he came out. put back hU
revolver, and we rode on.
• After a while. I thought it tim*» to
'inquire whether or not he got the dor.
T don't just know." he drawled.
he folks inside were at breakfast
and he ran in among their Iaiga. But
I think I got him."
Collect all the clean
cotton rags about your
place, bring them to
this office, and we will
pay you well for them.
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I Miss Curtis Jenningg lest Mondaj Tomorrow's t'.fiferijiiiitiiciit.
moil >.iihg for Kurt Worth.' to attend The Self Culture Clttf) vviil u. ef at
I Grand Opera.
::::''» o'elo.k \vi!h Mrs. V (>ayls.
Misa Berniec Tarrant will arrive ?o- The Wednesday Bridge CftUi will
night from Belton (or a \i--i! with licrlineel wiih Mrs. i; i:. Foster -ii 3:30] =
;>.ir«-!it , )'r tiU Mrs V. If Tarra ;i.' o'clock.
Mr-, Frai k Mtoifj of itising Star-
arrived Mpndaj for a \isit with fiei KH'iri-'S,
parents. Mr. ami Mrs. A. F. I! »\v!iscr'.r.
.Moor will ;c placed tn tiie Tearj>l< ' '"1 lv\o < up:; nj ( raiili'-rrit
saii'iarium. olio liaJl prip of vvai< •. i I] ! i j op
R l*!'i'-,'l.:Cl .'r lefl la I ll:'l!i \, thrpn a
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A nti irkahle value in |
Bhick Saiiri Dresses j
TomoTow J
$16.95 up to $35.00 I
Tri< ele!ie bncl Paulette
Press ss oi Black Nnvy
and Brown. A remark-
>le \ alue tomorrow at
$49.95 .
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Fhesedresses are oisuch
distinetive character
and of such noteworthy
value as to warrant an
immediate selection.
Do not miss seeing them
tomorrow.
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From the widely r^ad
magazine story by Nalbro
Bartley, Century comedy
"A Village
Venus"
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Jimmv Adams.
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Entrancing Music—Wonderful Singing—Beautiful Scenery-
Bewitching Dancing
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TOMORROW
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Children 15c
Stewart Edward White, Great Novel put in a Picture
'The Westerners'
with Roy Stewart and Mildred Manning
TODAY
HE GAVE THE
CROOKS A HARD
JOLT!
Danger never wcrritd
him when a pretty Ljirl
war in distress.
William Fox Presents
the noted comedian
Geo. Walsh
in
IVMOD'S DAIRY.
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demonstrate the Woodfttock.
Il \:a da a'* ir»l uooil Ha^h.r
Work li's jour fault.
1*1 17: WDIKSON'S
BaHier simp is located in tiie
Southern Hotel Bultdlng".
In a Concert of Native and American numbers. Also an extra
good program of pictures each day
Playing the lead. This is a picture praised by all who
have seen il. Claimed to be one of the best that has
been run at the Old Mil! in Dallas this year.
A story of the Pioneers who blazed the trail to the
West.
Have you ever read any of White's novels?
is claimed to be one of the best.
Remember it's only one day—so
don't miss it.
This
'Putting it Over'
You will laugh, gasp, applaud
and wonder how it
all will end.
A!so the later t.
PATHE NEWS
and Billv Wetl in
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THE MILLIONAIRE"
AMERICAN
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TIIK tlAMI INVISIBLE
Lloyd t omnly
TOMORROW
O'Heniv M««»rev
SIMM KS Ol DOOM
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N.ITY lOVi: PANIC
Foni\ Weekly
Rood Comedy Eirery Day.
Adults 20c Children 10c
8 WEDNESDAY
Select Pictures Co. Present
I Guy Empey
in
1 "The Undercurrent"
H A Vital Photodrama of Today
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THURSDAY 1
Big Super Attraction
Anita Stewart 1
in
i4 Mary Regan^ 1
Directed by Lois Weber